Lineages / Mentors / Sources
Mentors, sources, and living histories
MSA studies the people, cultural contexts, and relationships through which movement knowledge travels. These figures are points of orientation within a wider field, not a closed canon.
Profiles
MSA studies the people, cultural contexts, and relationships through which movement knowledge travels. These figures are points of orientation within a wider field, not a closed canon.
We approach lineage through attribution, contextual study, critical dialogue, and direct practice rather than ownership or uncritical inheritance.
A physicist, engineer, martial artist, and educator whose method studies how sensing, movement, attention, and learning can expand human possibility.
View profileMoshe Feldenkrais' first assistant, collaborator, and first authorized practitioner, she carried the work through decades of precise teaching and international study.
View profileHe organized Seitai as an approach to bodily education and developed practices and concepts including katsugen undo, yuki, and taiheki.
View profileHaruchika Noguchi's son, he continued research into Japanese body culture and articulated Do-ho through the Shintai Kyoiku Kenkyusho.
View profileA senior source for MSA's study of Seitai-ho, Do-ho, spontaneous movement, Japanese body education, calligraphy, voice, and performance.
View profileA senior source for MSA's inquiry into dance, improvisation, Feldenkrais-informed learning, Brazilian movement research, and choreographic practice.
View profileHistorical note. Haruchika Noguchi developed and founded Seitai. His son Hiroyuki Noguchi continued this body-education research and is particularly associated with Do-ho and the Shintai Kyoiku Kenkyusho.
